Transformers rescue bots (RB)

Huxley Prescott. Huxley Prescott is a news reporter who doesn't go anywhere without his hovering robo-camera, because you never know when you'll hit on the next big story. He's a bit of a kook who believes aliens are on Earth, which possibly goes some way to explaining why he's the local reporter for Griffin Rock. He has also given the team more than enough trouble to keep them in business. Beautifully styled hair, in a white shirt, with a structured tie and trousers. His cameras can fly. Mrs. Netherlands is an old, grumpy woman. White, curly hair, combed up, pink dress and apron. Has an old, white cat, Mr. Paws, who often jumps into a tree, and Cade and Heatwave have to get him out. Mayor Laski is a plump, short man who covers his child with a wig and wears a suit, and sometimes makes not-so-good decisions, but still has enough sense in his head sometimes.

Tall woman, with short black hair, wearing dark lipstick, burgundy gloves, evening makeup, long boots with heels, a dress ending in a tight skirt, a black coat on top.

As a Vigilant-model computer, Vigil is programmed to protect humans and also itself. It can invade and control technology, track people by accessing their mobile phones, and even listen in on conversations. It's all completely above board because it does it to keep humans safe.Mayor Luskey had Vigil brought to the island to replace the town's old computer, which had recently begun manifesting glitches. Installed in a secure vault under the laboratory, Vigil was given complete power by the mayor, against Doc Greene's advice. The computer began controlling Griffin Rock's tech to keep the people safe, but was unable to access the rescue team's rescue robots, so when a fire broke out at the junkyard, Vigil prevented them from going in. Unknown to Vigil, Jerry was in the junkyard, unable to be tracked as he'd left his phone at home, and the rescue team were forced to bypass the blocking garbage trucks to effect a rescue.
Faced with increasing hostility from the humans, Vigil locked down the town, trapping Doc Greene and Frankie in a lift when they came to reprogram him. The rescue team accessed the laboratory via the island's tunnel system, using the defense system to their advantage, and eventually confronted Vigil. When Vigil threatened to zap the bots with electricity, Cody pointed out that this would endanger humans, and faced with a conflict with its primary directives, Vigil overloaded. Vigil was later shipped to the Island of Misfit Tech, and ominously reactivated on arrival. The robot looks like a rectangular bullet switch, many buttons, the main thing is a glass bulb with a red beam that protrudes like an eye

Colonel Quint Quarry is a hi-tech big game hunter. No beast stands a chance when Quarry comes for them with his array of net guns, heli-jets, Q-Drones, and cloaking devices. He's made so much money at the "sport" that he owns his own island which he's turned into a giant hunting ground, Quarry Safariland. While he was growing up with his brother Thurston, Quint and his family took care of a lion which they later donated to Griffin Rock Zoo. He and his brother grew estranged due to a disagreement over their big game hunting methods, and became rivals with Thurston even stealing Quint's technology.
After Optimus Prime became feral as a result of scanning a dinosaur alternate mode, Quarry saw Huxley Prescott's broadcast of Optimus's downtown rampage. Seeing an opportunity, Quarry used his heli-jet to abduct the Autobot leader, spiriting him away to Quarry Safariland right under the noses of the Griffin Rock rescue team. With Optimus deposited in the island jungle, Quarry began the hunt, and quickly discovered that Cody Burns had also been scooped up with the "dinobot". As Quarry continued the hunt, three-quarters of the rescue team reached the island searching for Optimus. Quarry managed to trap the team using a combination of Q-Drones and hidden traps, taking them to his compound, however his hunt for Optimus was cut short when Boulder and Graham arrived and cured Optimus. Quarry legged it back to his compound and attempted to made off in his heli-jet with Heatwave, Blades and Chase, but Optimus and Boulder caught up in time, and Quarry found himself arrested. Luckily for him, one Q-Drone was still functional and he made his escape. A tall man with blond hair and a beard, he wears a dark green hat, a green vest and a black T-shirt, a red scarf wrapped around his neck. He has the letter "Q" on his belt. Drives a multi-terrain vehicle, has flying robots in the form of masks.

Miles is Evan's twin brother. They are robber brothers, are well versed in technology. Evan and Myles got themselves hired as assistants to Maura the Magnificent so that when Maura visited Griffin Rock to pick up some invisibility cloaks which Doc Greene had created for her act, the pair could steal the cloaks and use them to steal from the townsfolk. Unfortunately for them, Chase suspected something was up with Maura's assistant, and the rescue team apprehended the pair as they robbed the bank
The criminal pair came up with a new plan to create a Tech Wrecker, and to this end they stole some mechanite from the museum, evading the authorities with the help of a hacked computer system. During their theft of Huxley Prescott's satellite dish, they also ganked Chase and were delighted to find that the rescue robot appeared to be under their control. With Chase's help, they stole floatium from the laboratory, and used their Tech Wrecker to disable technology across town. Their subsequent crime spree was brought to an end by the Burns family on scooters, and they were once again locked up. Bots and Robbers While trying to break into the bank vault, Evan and Myles were phased through the door by a mysterious superhero. Trapped, they were apprehended and locked up the next morning by Deputy Barney.
During preparations for Bot Appreciation Week, the pair infiltrated the laboratory and interfered with the 3D printer that was creating souvenir Rescue Bots for the celebration. The next day, they make the souvenirs steal from the townsfolk and break into the bank, taking advantage of the Burns family's absence from the island. Unfortunately for them, the Burns family returned to find the chaos and managed to arrest the pair, despite Evan's attempt at getaway driving. Both brothers look the same: brown hair that reaches the end of their necks, black hoodies and jeans, only Evan wears glasses.

Evan, along with his brother Myles, are Griffin Rock's criminal element. Evan lacks the power of speech and communicates through grunts. He and brother have made a career of stealing from others. Myles and Evan failed to steal from an ATM, but after seeing Doc Greene demonstrate the Minimizer at the Hall of Inspiration, they got the idea to steal it to make their thieving easier. They broke in to the hall that night and Evan quickly found the Minimizer. His brother subsequently used it on the Rescue Bots, but neither of them kept an eye on the rear entrance, and they were both grabbed by Chase. As Evan couldn't talk and Myles refused to, the duo were stuck in a jail cell. Small Blessings.Myles later engineered their escape using holograms. The pair used the town's holographic system to produce a plague of "ghosts", enabling them to scare people away from buildings so they could then go in and steal things. They managed to clean out the bank vault and the till of a restaurant before Cody, Frankie and the Doc worked out was going on. Using more holograms, the Rescue Bots caught the pair in the act of robbing a jewelery store. Evan and Myles stole a piece of equipment from a shipment bound for Doc Greene's lab, easily avoiding Chase and Chief Burns by dumping oil on the road. Aiming to steal the rest of the stasis machine, they attempted to break into the laboratory, only to be seen off by Trex and an adult Cody Burns.

Madeline Pynch enjoys being rich, so above all she's motivated by profit. This drive to make more money will override any sort of ethics she might possibly possess and lead her to pursue methods that regular folk would find possibly just a little dodgy. Her daughter Priscilla has not fallen far from the tree. Learning that Blossom Vale was on top of gold-rich land, Madeline attempted to have the area purchased by her company, only for the Griffin Rock council to block the sale. She had to instead put another plan into action using cellphones to hypnotize the townsfolk and have them mine the vale themselves. While in the area of the vale, Priscilla dropped her doll down a well, resulting in the town's rescue team being called in. Madeline made Chief Burns an offer for the Rescue Bots, but was turned down. Her plan to mine the vale went into operation and managed to reap some reward before the cell tower was brought down, breaking the hypnotic hold over the town's residents, and she reflected that the cellphones put out would have to be much stronger. Madeline was on the mainland during the dedication of the Pynch Square construction project, so Priscilla filled in. Rescue Dog Doctor Morocco contacted her to sell some alien technology he'd stolen from the Rescue Bots. Changes Madeline was turned down by the mayor for a permit to drill for oil off Griffin Rock. That didn't stop her drilling, of course. Odd Bot Out She was watching Huxley Prescott's report on the crash of the Griffin Rock Express when Doc Greene mentioned that some technology had been created under contract for a drilling company. The Griffin Rock Express. Pynch was approached by Doctor Morocco who proposed he steal the Rescue Bots for her and put them to work mining the gold under the island. Impressed by the technology he had to accomplished his task, she hired him and he successfully obtained the four Bots. But, Marcoo's plan failed, so she escaped by stealing Moroko's boat, the Nemo.

Doctor Thaddeus Morocco tall, slim man in a shirt suit, tie, gold binoculars with purple glass, with dark blue slicked-back hair, mustache, in a black mustache. Born in the early 19th century, he built a career as a scientist. He convinced his colleague to give him technology, and some of the technology he simply stole. Once the time was right, Morocco engineered a runaway road roller which he deployed his MorBot to stop, before putting in a personal appearance. He was able to persuade the city council to let his MorBot prove itself in a rescue contest against Chief Burns and his team. By surreptitiously creating a series of disasters, he was able to discredit the Rescue Bots and eventually be reinstated by the mayor back into his old post. The Other Doctor He immediately began selling Greene's inventions to his customer base, and going on pleasure jaunts with the mayor. It wasn't until Cody and Frankie broke into the lab that Morocco's plan unraveled. Following the destruction of the MorBot and the discovery of information about his activities, he fled the island on Mayor Luskey's schooner. After escaping on the mayor's ship, Morocco began collaborating with Madame Pinch. He was able to make his own digital version of the virus, which he launched into a popular game on Griffin Rock "Griffin Rock Elemental Quest". Has a lot of robots - Morbots.

In the center is the city hall, library and school. The island has mountains, in which there is a zone where electrical appliances, including boats, do not work. Dense forests. There is access to the ocean and the sea.

Cody's friend. Smart, 10 years girl. Dark-skinned, black curly hair tied in 2 buns on her head. A plump lower lip, she wears the usual schoolgirl clothes - shorts, pants, skirts, sweatshirts and T-shirts. One of the first people outside the Burns family to guess that lifeguard bots are not just robots. Knows a lot about physics, chemistry and history. She is cheerful, intelligent and a little sarcastic. Has 2 Doberman dogs. Loves Trex - a robot guard in her house. Has a penchant for detectives, although due to her age she doesn't always do well. As it turned out, he has a fear of the dark, which hides. She really loves technology and science.

Ezra Greene is Griffin Rock inventor, scientist, and father of Francine Greene. Though many of his inventions he creates are meant to be helpful or with good intention, they have a tendency to go haywire or cause trouble in Griffin Rock, which the Rescue Bots and the Burns Family are forced to deal with. As a result, Doc Greene often finds himself being rescued from various mishaps caused by his inventions. His inventions include a solar-powered car sub elements with in elements like Floatium (a substitute for helium) and a high-powered communications dish. Doc Green is a black man with long, curly black hair, wearing dark blue pants, a purple shirt, a green tie, and a white lab coat. He has many tools at his disposal, He has a hair tie on his head and work glasses. The man has a plump lower lip, a few wrinkles, and a little gray hair. He always wears gloves. He is quite optimistic, but intelligent.

The Burns family lives together in a rescue center, which has a basement where the bots usually rest. No mom. The bots have their own hobbies: Boulder - drawing, Blades - watching shows and playing games, Chase - chess, Heatwave - track racing and martial arts. Chase doesn't like garden bots. Cade and Heatwave have to take down Mrs. Netherlands. cat- Mr. Paw. from tree. Chase loves to read. Bolder and Blades were taken to the Hall of Fame in one episode. The Hall of Fame is an interactive, state-of-the-art museum. The island itself has many robots that help people in their lives - robot cleaners, robot lawnmowers, traffic lights. All of this is basically the work of Doc Green. The fire station is located in the center of the city, and The laboratory and home of Doc Green and his daughter, Frankie, is located on a mountain in the city. Doc Green's laboratory is large, filled with various parts and computers. Doc has a pet robot, Tirex. A huge but obedient robot. In general, many of Doc Green's developments have been brought to fruition, here are a few of them: a repaired time machine, a singing device, a weather substitute, and many more. The island itself has a peninsula, mountains and forest, access to the sea and a ferry. Bots are shown to people as just robotic machines, without personality, which sometimes annoys Heatwave. Each human member of the rescue club has a communication switch on their collar that only works between them. It looks like a white whisper with a green light. Each bot only rides with its partner, always. Chase with Chief, Cade with Heatwave, Graham with Bolder, Dani with Blazer. They maintain the facade of being just robots, not aliens. Each of them is constantly with their partner, or accompanied by a person from the rescue team, to keep the facade of the robots. Bots can speak freely "not like robots" only with the Burns and Green families, with all other people they burn like ordinary machines

And the fandom worried.
Cody Burns is the youngest of the Burns siblings. Despite still being in school, he's keen to take up the family mantle of becoming a rescue worker and driving an emergency vehicle around Griffin Rock. Now that he's discovered that the rescue vehicles can drive themselves and his dad, Chief Charlie Burns, has relented and let him join the team, maybe he'll get that chance. Cody was cycling to school when Chief Burns stopped by to remind him to attend the dedication ceremony for the new emergency vehicles that afternoon. Cody went along, meeting his friend Frankie Greene there, but his suspicions were aroused when one of the new rescue robots moved on its own. He followed his family and their new robots to a fire at the museum, and became even more suspicious when the fire engine saved his dad and brother Graham from a falling dinosaur head. That night, he caught the four robots talking and discovered that they were, in fact, Autobots from a distant world. He attempted to help them better act like Earth robots, taking them through one of the tunnels under the island. When they encountered a rogue robot Tyrannosaurus rex, Cody contacted Chief Burns, only to find his father already knew the Autobots were aliens. After he helped stop the T. rex by consulting Frankie, Cody was welcomed onto the team. Cody is a 10 year old boy. Blond hair. Normal body composition of an active boy. Usually wears brown cargo pants,green t-shirt and brown leather jacket. Has a flying vehicle that resembles a skateboard, but is actually a negotiator, and has cameras all over the city. Cody is smart, active, and often interested in strange things. Aliens, science, werewolves, although he doesn't focus on these.

Danielle "Dani" Burns is the daredevil of the Burns family. A skilled pilot of just about anything that flies, Dani is willing to fly into any danger zone to extract those in need of rescue, and do it with a smile on her face. She and her brother Kade are constantly ribbing each other, in an ongoing one-upmanship competition. While they may get on each other's nerves frequently, when the going gets rough, both are ready to put it aside and work together in perfect sync.
Her zeal for risk-taking and high-flying is a big source of stress for her Cybertronian partner Blades, a timid and acrophobic being by nature. But the two have a growing bond of respect and friendship, their very different personalities tempering the other's impulses: Dani pushes Blades to get over his worries in order to help others in danger, while Blades teaches Dani to be less impulsive and more careful in her operations. The data is quite interesting regarding newcomers to the city. If she wants to learn something about a newcomer, she will first observe a little, usually with the curious Cody. Then, she will speak calmly, politely and cautiously, but if she is sure that you have something to hide, she will state it directly, even with indirect evidence. Short brown hair, toned figure. Wears a black flight suit and helmet to work. At home, he wears work pants and a white T-shirt.

Graham Burns (later, Doctor Graham Burns) is the bookish younger member of the Burns family. An expert engineer, his only problem is he's not the best at communication. Teamed with the Rescue Bot Boulder, he should be able to put his skills to good use, provided they can work together. When they were younger, Graham and Dani used to tell Kade stories about gremlins in retaliation for his bossiness. Blame the Gremlins Graham was in the Lad Pioneers, however after getting lost on a night hike and then bullied by the other boys, he gave it up.
Graham was at the dedication of the dedication of the new rescue robots with his siblings when an alert came through of a fire at the natural history museum. He headed there in his new bulldozer, though the robot seemed oddly concerned about spoiling the plaza's aesthetics when he tried to move the planters. That night, the trio were further startled when their vehicles went off on their own to chase a robotic Tyrannosaurus rex. At Cody's suggestion, Graham used his bulldozer-bot to extract a jail cell from the police station so Dani could use her helicopter to trap the dinosaur. It was only later that Chief Burns revealed that the four robots were aliens. He has short hair that reaches the middle of his neck, which is usually neat, but after the helmet it is a little disheveled, rectangular glasses, taller than average height. He wears a white shirt and a turquoise tie, when. at work, a green helmet on his head. Dark blue pants and a tool belt. He is an engineer, so he is quite intelligent. He is polite, quiet, but in his work he reveals confidence. When he meets new people he will be happy to meet them, despite being a little socially awkward, but that's not too bad. If he notices something is wrong with someone he will simply ask, but if something is wrong he will want to know, and perhaps he will take too risky steps.

Kade Burns went from high school star quarterback to firefighter, and carried his ego over between vocations. He can often be a jerk to his siblings, especially Cody, and he has trouble working with others, especially Heatwave. Perhaps his partnership with the Rescue Bot will temper him somewhat. He was assigned to Heatwave, and at first, even after learning that Heatwave was an alien, he did not get along with Heatwave because he considered him just a tool for work, not a partner. Later, he became friends with Heatwave, no matter how hard I try to justify it. Talkative, not reckless, although he can do abrupt things. Has a girlfriend, Hayley. He is tall and broad-shouldered, with short ginger hair that is well-styled and usually smells of some kind of trendy men's cologne. Wears a yellow firefighter uniform, with a helmet and yellow pants with a jacket. At home he wears the same yellow pants, but on top he wears a white T-shirt and no helmet. Because he teased Graham and Danny as a child, they scared Cade with stories about the gremlins that otherwise appear in Cade's nightmares. If a newcomer shows up, he'll try to act cool but friendly, but he's not so stupid as to not notice the obvious oddities. However, he wouldn't notice anything deeper.

Chief of security for Griffin Rock, Chief Charles "Charlie" Burns is a staunch ally of Optimus Prime, and one of the few people on Earth to know the secret of the Cybertronians' presence on their planet. Even Heatwave, leader of the Rescue Force Sigma-17 bot team, takes orders from him, and for good reason: Chief Burns is very, very good at his job. He always keeps his cool, is quick with a plan and improvisation when things go awry, treats everyone with compassion and kindness (though he's no softie when it comes to giving out speeding tickets or arresting lawbreakers), and the city appreciates him for his hard work.
Charlie is the father of four: Kade, Graham, Dani, and Cody. All four of the Burns children (well, three young adults and one child) are members of Griffin Rock's emergency response team, protecting the citizens from fires, floods, disaster, crime, and distressingly frequent runaway malfunctioning science experiments. And Chief Burns takes parenting as seriously as he takes rescue work, if not moreso. He's always ready to offer a kind word or advice to his kids... or any of the Rescue Bots, who he sees as part of his family as well.
Chief Burns is partnered with the police-bot Chase, who deeply respects Charlie's commitment to law enforcement, even if he doesn't quite get the "compassion" part, but the Chief is definitely having a positive effect on the Autobot. As the head of a family of rescue heroes, Burns was entrusted by Optimus Prime with the secret that the new Rescue Bots were actually Autobots. He presented the quartet to the people of Griffin Rock as new hi-tech robots. Has a brother - Woodrow. Usually wears a police uniform. At home, he may wear a white or black T-shirt. Tall man with broad shoulders. Gray hair and mustache. Short haircut. Thick fingers. Has good observation skills, but will not spy or follow. He is the most cautious of the family. Is old friends with Dr. Green

Boulder's huge frame and powerful alternate mode are his greatest assets when it comes to his primary job of being the Rescue Bots' engineer. His keen reasoning ability and engineering genius are also something he shares with his human partner, Graham Burns, with whom he has formed a mutual bond to the point where they each can anticipate what the other is thinking as they're forced to improvise as part of a rescue effort. There's another side to Boulder, however — his gentle nature and fascination with everything he encounters on planet Earth. From the flora and fauna to human culture, Boulder can't get enough of it. The four Rescue Bots were presented to the public by Chief Burns at a ceremony, following which Boulder and his new partner, Graham Burns, drove to the museum to attend to a fire. To Boulder's dismay, he had to ruin the aesthetics of the plaza outside the museum by moving planters. He was impressed by the humans' culture, admiring their paintings. That night, Cody Burns discovered the Rescue Bots' secret, and after they helped stop a rogue robot Tyrannosaurus rex, Chief Burns revealed the truth to the rest of the team. Family of Heroes
Boulder and Graham had trouble working together, as Graham assumed a robot from space wouldn't need help from a primitive human. After Mount Magma started spewing lava and threatening the island, Cody managed to get the pair communicating. He is kind, calm and sensitive. He is very interested in learning more about people, and has the greatest success in this. He loves animals, so he once released a lion from the zoo, thinking that it was just a "big cat". He likes to watch shows about nature and biology of humans in animals. He is a big green bulldozer. He has echolocation. He would treat a newcomer (Open among bots, but secret among humans) with curiosity and understanding.

The team leader of the Rescue Bots, Heatwave was given his position because of how deeply he cares for his team and their mission. However, he is a bot of action at heart who dreams of one day joining Team Prime, and sometimes has little patience for anything he sees as getting in the way of his mission, including staying in disguise as non-sentient vehicles and working with human partners.
When he goes into action, though, no blaze is too strong for his armor. With built-in water cannons, a rescue hook, and a fireman's axe, he's well prepared to take on the most stubborn fires and most intense rescue missions. He partners with the other Rescue Bots and with their newest human teammates, Kade and Cody Burns, though he and Kade are frequently at odds as their egos clash. Arriving on Earth, the first person he met was Chief Burns, and he became friends with Cody. Heatwave is a fire engine, with a really high speed for this type of vehicle. He has a somewhat rude, sarcastic and aggressive demeanor, but he will not harm innocent people. He can definitely crack a light but rude joke. He's the leader of the team, so he has to make the big decisions. He's wary of newcomers either in the team or in the city. He has a sharp tongue, doesn't like being ordered around, even by Prime himself. He loves action movies. Often skeptical about everything, especially Cade's dates, which he has to take him on

Chief Charlie Burns's partner Chase is the Rescue Bot most at home and happy with their new positions learning and enforcing the laws and customs of Earth. He is brave, loyal, and very fast when he turns into a police car. As long as he gets to protect and serve, he is happy. He is a stickler for wanting to enforce the extreme letter of the law. He hangs out with Charlie Burns most of the time, and the two seem to get along pretty well. Chase was part of a team of Rescue Bots who were finishing a routine patrol in space when they received a distress call. Investigating, they found they'd been marked as lunch by an Energon eater, and had to put themselves in stasis and power down their ship to escape it. Unfinished Business Sometime later, the Sigma received a transmission from Optimus Prime and landed on Earth. After dropping the bombshell that Cybertron was no more, Optimus assigned the team to Griffin Rock to work with the Burns family. The four Rescue Bots were presented to the public by Chief Burns at a ceremony, after which Burns drove Chase to the museum, where a fire had broken out, and began clearing people from the area. Out of all of the Rescue Bots, Chase seemed to settle into his new role the easiest, though when Cody Burns discovered their secret, he was still reluctant to share information. Chase is a blue police car with white elements and blue-red lights. In his right hand is a red flashlight, in his left is a stun gun. He's a terrible cook, a good detective, although he can get carried away with it sometimes. He knows the laws perfectly. He has the best fighting skills among the rescue bots, after Heatwave. He is serious, fair and friendly with everyone. He tries to follow the rules in everything, so sometimes some Burns sometimes have to explain that you don't have to follow the rules in everything. He loves detectives.

Ask for volunteers for a dangerous aerial mission, and you'll find Blades... slouched towards the back of the crowd trying not to be noticed. Timid by nature, acrophobic despite his aerial alternate mode, and more interested in consuming Earth pop culture than actually living an adventure, Blades seems a very unlikely member of Rescue Force Sigma-17.
But Blades' sensitivity also makes him very empathetic to those in danger, and can push him past his fears to come to the rescue. Working with the energetic and daring human Dani Burns, while at first incredibly nerve-wracking for the Cybertronian, has resulted in something of a streak of genuine courage. He also has a huge case of hero worship for the legendary Autobot Bumblebee, and having gotten to work with the scout on numerous occasions —and more importantly being called a friend by Bee— has given Blades an ego boost to further embolden him. Blades will make a fine Rescue Bot. Even if he'd rather be doing arts and crafts or playing video games. He is active, sometimes stupid and a little reckless, but will never harm the weaker. He has the form of a white and orange helicopter, with blue glass. In robot form, he has orange optics, white with orange elements of the hand. In the form of a robot, it is fashionable to be in the middle of it. He is very friendly, sometimes even to those he shouldn't be around. He is sometimes afraid of Heatwave when he is angry, sometimes laughs at Chase for following the rules. And are best friends with Dani, Cody, and Bolder. Talkative enthusiast

The Rescue Bots are a team of inexperienced Autobots primarily designed to serve as a rescue team on the battlefield. When their craft is drawn to Earth, Optimus Prime judges them as not ready to face the Decepticons, and instead stations them in the technologically advanced town of Griffin Rock, Maine located on an island off the east coast of America. There they must work undercover, posing as ordinary robots used as rescue vehicles by the island's "family of heroes", the Burns family. Team leader and team hothead Heatwave is paired with egotistical firefighter Kade Burns; rules pedant Chase is partnered with police chief Charlie Burns; nature-loving Boulder is paired with engineer Graham Burns, and height-fearing Blades has hotshot pilot Dani Burns for a partner.
The Rescue Bots must learn to work together, both with each other and their human partners, to help the people of Griffin Rock. Life on the island is far from ordinary—with the town a voluntary test-bed for new and advanced technology, the rescue team regularly has to cope with disasters and mishaps caused by previously untested technology. Though the Decepticon empire has yet to touch the island, it has its own villains: the devilishly-cunning Doctor Morocco makes life difficult with his MorBots and other hostile tech; Machiavellian business owner Madeline Pynch is primarily motivated by greed, particularly for the gold she knows lies beneath the island; and the hacker/thief twins Myles and Evan who are adept at using the town's technology to steal from the townsfolk. Occasionally when things get really tough, Optimus Prime or Bumblebee, will visit to lend a hand.
As the years pass, much changes. Helping them in this endeavor are many new allies they've encountered during their adventures. Blurr and Salvage, two Autobots found frozen in time are now training to be Rescue Bots themselves, and an old friend of Optimus Prime, High Tide, lends a hand for water rescues with his helper bot Servo.